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A 50 V 0° source drives a 20, resistor in series with an inductor of reactance j30, . The output is taken across the inductor. Find Vout in polar form.
- 41.6 -33.7° V
- 30 0° V
- 41.6 146.3° V
- 41.6 33.7° V
Answer
D. 41.6 33.7° V
Solution
Voltage divider with complex impedances: Vout=VZ2/R+Z2=50 V·j30, /20+j30, =41.6 33.7° V.
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